Motion Graphic Designer Needed for Cinematic Blue Light Effects (Brand Video)

We are producing a cinematic national brand video (90–100 seconds) for a major financial institution, and we are looking for a skilled Motion Graphic / Graphic Designer to handle specific visual elements during post-production.

Main Task:
The core visual concept of the film is a realistic “Blue Light Wave” that appears as reflections, environmental light, and a final logo transformation.
This is the primary focus of the design work.

Scope of Work:

Realistic blue light reflections on characters and environments
Cinematic light wave moving across sky scenes
Smooth light-based transitions between scenes
Final transformation of the blue wave into the bank’s logo
Simple UI-style phone notifications (minimal and clean)
Minor graphic support (not heavy animation work)

Important:
This is NOT a heavy VFX film.
Most of the requests are straightforward and focused mainly on light design and subtle cinematic effects.

Style Reference:
Realistic, cinematic, emotional — not cartoonish, not exaggerated sci-fi.
Think modern brand films and high-end corporate visuals.

Software Preference:
After Effects, Blender, or any professional tool capable of realistic light compositing and motion graphics.

Project Details:

Video Length: 90–100 seconds
Type: National Brand Film
Post-production phase: Starting soon
Delivery: Layered project files + final renders

Requirements:

Strong portfolio in motion graphics or light/VFX compositing
Ability to match color grading and cinematic tone
Good communication and ability to follow a clear storyboard
Respect for deadlines

Nice to Have (Bonus):

Experience in brand films or documentary-style videos
Experience with logo animation and cinematic transitions

Budget:
Open to proposals (fixed price or milestone-based)

To Apply, please send:

Portfolio (especially light effects / cinematic work)
Your software/tools
Estimated price for a 90–100 sec video (light-focused graphics)
Availability timeline

We will provide:

Full script
Storyboard
Color direction (blue light concept)
Clear visual references